interest lies. Rather than being a depressing subject
to be avoided， the world food problem has become for
us the most useful tool in making sense out of our
complex world. But how can we explain that in a few
sentences? We cannot--and that is why we decided to
Write a book.
To discover the positive message hidden in the ap-
parent \"hopelessness\" of the world food problem we
must first face the forces now pushing Americans into
positions of guilt， fear， and ultimate despair. Given
the threatening way that the global food problem is
interpreted for us， is it surprising that most of us
wish to shut it out most of the time? Everywhere
newspaper headlines carry a clear message:
POPULATION BOMB
LOSING FIGHT FOR VI
AND FOOD SHORTAGE
TAL BALANCE
New York Times， August 14， 1974
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